kényszerítenek

kényszerítenek is the third-person plural present indefinite indicative form of the Hungarian verb kényszerít. This verb translates to "to force," "to compel," or "to oblige" in English. Therefore, "kényszerítenek" signifies that a group of people or entities are actively compelling or obliging someone or something to do something.

The context in which "kényszerítenek" is used is crucial for understanding its precise meaning. It can describe a situation where coercion is applied, implying a lack of voluntary action on the part of the one being forced. This could range from physical restraint to psychological pressure or legal mandates. For example, one might say "A rendőrök kényszerítenek a vallomásra" which translates to "The police are forcing me to confess."

Alternatively, "kényszerítenek" can also refer to less severe forms of obligation or necessity. It might describe circumstances that necessitate a particular action, even if there is no direct external force. For instance, "Az időjárás kényszerítenek minket, hogy bent maradjunk" meaning "The weather is forcing us to stay inside." In this case, the compulsion comes from environmental conditions rather than direct human agency. The plural form "kényszerítenek" indicates that the force or compulsion originates from multiple sources or a collective entity.